 One of the toughest challenges on television is returning, with a brand-new line-up of celebrities ready to go – yes, Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is back for 2023. The seven-part series is set to begin tonight (Tuesday, September 26) and continue on Sunday nights, and will see the new participants put through some of the rigorous activities potential special forces candidates have to go through during selection. The cast features 16 new celebrities, including at least one controversial figure in former Health Secretary , as well as singer , Olympian Perri Shakes-Drayton, and more – all overseen by an elite team of ex-Special Forces operators, including Chief Instructor Billy Billingham MBE QCB. Billy said: 'SAS selection course follows the ethos of the regiment. Self-motivation, self-discipline. Pursuit of excellence and the will to never give up. 'Our recruits will be pushed emotionally, physically, and mentally beyond anything they have ever experienced. 'The standards will never drop but most of the recruits will!!! No concessions, No excuses!! Only results …' So, who is in the cast of the fifth series? Read on to find out. One of the most controversial choices to appear on the show this year is bound to be former Health Secretary . Despite still being the Member of Parliament for West Suffolk, Mr Hancock is becoming no stranger to reality TV, having already made a controversial appearance on I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! that cost him the Conservative party whip. Speaking about his time on both shows, he described the experiences as 'very different' but both 'tested my resilience'. The 43-year-old said, 'There wasn't a lot to do in the Australian jungle, so I was always looking forward to the tasks. 'The opposite was true on SAS where your physical and mental resilience was tested to its limits almost every){kind=link}
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One of the toughest challenges on television is returning, with a brand-new line-up of celebrities ready to go – yes, Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is back for 2023.
The seven-part series is set to begin tonight (Tuesday, September 26) and continue on Sunday nights, and will see the new participants put through some of the rigorous activities potential special forces candidates have to go through during selection.
The cast features 16 new celebrities, including at least one controversial figure in former Health Secretary Matt Hancock, as well as singer Gareth Gates, Olympian Perri Shakes-Drayton, and more – all overseen by an elite team of ex-Special Forces operators, including Chief Instructor Billy Billingham MBE QCB.
Billy said: ‘SAS selection course follows the ethos of the regiment. Self-motivation, self-discipline. Pursuit of excellence and the will to never give up.